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Change: erect view. The decubitus image (left) does not demonstrate air-fluid levels. Case 1There are a variety of conditions that can cause this distinctive appearance of the large bowel. This is a young 18 year old girl with anorexia nervosa. The large bowel has the classic three featuressmooth walled
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Change: This appearance is not unique to sedentary patients (refer to Stephen Baker's book- The Abdominal Plain Film). It is not uncommon for this appearance to be mistaken for a motility disorder requiring additional
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Change: This appearance is often assumed to be abnormal and a request for an erect abdominal film may follow. In this case, I suspect this is not an acutely abnormal appearance of the bowel. You could add gas-filled as a fourth feature to this
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Change: There are a variety of conditions that can cause this distinctive appearance of the large bowel. This is a young 18 year old girl with anorexia nervosa. The large bowel has the classic three featuressmooth walledsharply marginatedthin septa Comment The distinctive appearance of
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Change: levels as expected.levels. Comment The distinctive appearance of the bowel in sedentary patients should not be confused with pathological appearances. It is not uncommon for this appearance to be mistaken for a motility disorder requiring additional imaging such as an erect abdominal image to check for fluid levels. levels.
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Change: (Stephen R. Baker, The Abdominal Plain Film, Appleton and Lange, 1990) This is a supine abdominal plain film(left) of an elderly sedentary patient. Compare the appearance of the large bowel with
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Change: erect image to check for fluid levels. Radiographers who are familiar with thispatternthis pattern may be able to save an elderly frail patient the discomfort associated with an erect of decubitus position when it is not required.
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Change: motility disorder requiring requiring additional imaging such as an erect image to check for fluid levels. levels. Radiographers who are familiar with this pattermthispattern may be able to save an elderly frail patient the discomfort associated with an erect of of decubitus position when it is not required.
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Change: The referring doctor was concerned about the large amount of bowel gas and requested an erect abdominal view. The patient was uunable to adopt the erect psoition and the radiographer performed a left decubitus in lieu of the erect. The image (left) does not demonstrate air-fluid levels as expected. Comment
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Change: nosemilunaris information.as shown below. Comment The distintive appearance of the bowel in sedentary patients should not be confused with pathological appearances. It is not uncommon for this appearance to be mistaken for a motility disorder requiring additional imaging such as an erect image to check for fluid levels
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Change: One of the difficulties with abdominal plain film image interpretation is that a normal appearance of the bowel can show considerable variability. This can be
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